interwind
/ˌɪntəˈwʌɪnd
/verb (past and past participle interwound /ˌɪntəˈwaʊnd/) [with object] (usually as adjective interwound)
Wind together: a transformer consists of two interwound coils...
- The two monomers are interwound, forming a lobster-like structure with two flexible arms consisting of two antiparallel-ribbons.
- The two HC, a-helical domains are helically interwound, giving the molecules a long, rigid superhelical structure with 2 globular headpieces.
- Surprisingly, the soft denatured region is most often found in positions where the interwound superhelix forms branches, unlike permanently curved regions, which tend to localize in the apex of the superhelix.
Rhymes
- single cream
- single currency
- single-cut
- single-decker
- single digging
- singledom
- single-elimination
- single end
- single-ended
- single-entry
- Single European Act
- single European currency
- single file
- single-foot
- single-handed
- single-handedly
- single-hander
- single-lens reflex
- single malt
- single malt whisky
- single market
- single-minded
- single-mindedly
- single-mindedness
- singleness